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Adjective Sentences

Description:

An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. Adjective sentences are sentences that contain one or more adjectives to provide additional information about the subject.

Sense 1 - Popular:

In popular usage, adjective sentences are commonly used to make descriptions more vivid, interesting, or specific by adding descriptive words.

Examples:

• "The tall, majestic mountain loomed over the small village."
• "Her beautiful, blue eyes sparkled in the sunlight."
• "The old, rusty bicycle creaked as he rode down the street."

Sense 2 - Local:

In certain regions, "adjective sentences" can refer to a specific linguistic structure where adjectives take on the role of the whole sentence, often used in informal speech or dialects.

Examples:

• "You pretty!" (informal expression in some dialects meaning "You are pretty!")
• "That crazy!" (informal expression in some dialects meaning "That is crazy!")
• "We hungry!" (informal expression in some dialects meaning "We are hungry!")

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